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Multilateral Roads to Regionalism

Wilfred J. Ethier, L. Alan Winters

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Regionalism has returned. The ‘old regionalism’ initiatives of the 1950s and 1960s eventually petered out (except, of course, in Western Europe). But since the late 1980s a ‘new regionalism’ has run rampant, with dozens of new initiatives coming on the scene. As a result, well over a hundred regional arrangements, involving most nations, now exist.

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Regionalism has returned. The ‘old regionalism’ initiatives of the 1950s and 1960s eventually petered out (except, of course, in Western Europe). But since the late 1980s a ‘new regionalism’ has run rampant, with dozens of new initiatives coming on the scene. As a result, well over a hundred regional arrangements, involving most nations, now exist.

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Regionalism has returned. The ‘old regionalism’ initiatives of the 1950s and 1960s eventually petered out (except, of course, in Western Europe). But since the late 1980s a ‘new regionalism’ has run rampant, with dozens of new initiatives coming on the scene. As a result, well over a hundred regional arrangements, involving most nations, now exist.

Key concepts: Regionalism (politics), Political science, Economic geography, Development economics, International trade, Geography, Economics, Politics

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